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The Michigan Cancer Consortium Colorectal Cancer Priority

Overview. Review of the MCC Colorectal Cancer PriorityColorectal Cancer PrimerThe Disease Burden in MichiganSurvey of Endoscopic CapacityOverview of Activities to Address the PriorityPresentation of the Revised Priority and Strategic PlanMCC Board Approval is NeededPresentation of the Revised

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The Michigan Cancer Consortium Colorectal Cancer Priority

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    1. The Michigan Cancer Consortium Colorectal Cancer Priority MCC Board Of Directors Meeting February 2, 2005 Anthony Shields, M.D., Ph.D.

    2. Overview Review of the MCC Colorectal Cancer Priority Colorectal Cancer Primer The Disease Burden in Michigan Survey of Endoscopic Capacity Overview of Activities to Address the Priority Presentation of the Revised Priority and Strategic Plan MCC Board Approval is Needed Presentation of the Revised Early Detection Recommendations MCC Board Approval is Needed

    3. Current MCC Colorectal Cancer Priority: By 2004, increase to 50% the proportion of average-risk people in Michigan who have received appropriate colorectal cancer screening and appropriate follow-up of abnormal screening results. Established in 1998 As part of the 1998 Michigan Cancer Consortium Initiative, a priority goal chosen for CRC (listed in power point). Many activities have taken place over the past few years as an effort to achieve this goal (these will be described in more detail later in this presentation). As part of the 1998 Michigan Cancer Consortium Initiative, a priority goal chosen for CRC (listed in power point). Many activities have taken place over the past few years as an effort to achieve this goal (these will be described in more detail later in this presentation).

    4. Proposed Colorectal Cancer Control Priority: By 2010, increase to 75% the proportion of average risk people in Michigan who report having received appropriate colorectal cancer screening. Progress will be measured using the Behavioral Risk Factor Survey (BRFS). Proposed in 2004

    5. Colorectal Cancer (CRC) A Basic Primer

    6. Why Screen? The Facts CRC is the 2nd most common cause of cancer deaths over all (Michigan & US) Colorectal cancer (CRC) most commonly occurs after age 65 Most CRCs start as benign polyps (adenoma to carcinoma sequence) It takes approximately 10 years for an adenoma to become a cancer Removing polyps prevents CRC Early diagnosis of CRC decreases morbidity and mortality

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